A flat-rate participation for employees will be “implemented” in 2024, indicated Thomas Cazenave, Minister Delegate for Public Accounts of France.
It was a recommendation from the Court of Auditors: make employees contribute to the cost of training followed through their Personal Training Account (CPF).
The Minister Delegate in charge of Public Accounts, Thomas Cazenave, announced on Monday the implementation from 2024 of a flat-rate contribution for employees to the personal training account (CPF), as part of the 10 billion additional savings planned for this year.
“This flat-rate contribution will be implemented this year, which will allow us to generate 200 million euros in savings out of a total of 2 billion,” he told the press from the Ministry of Economy, evoking a “fair” and “necessary” measure in a difficult context for public finances.
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